Trump’s Gaza Plan Falters: Only Two Nations Offer Conditional Support
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, an Israeli newspaper, Israel Hayom, reports that most countries are unwilling to participate in Donald Trump’s initiative to send troops to the Gaza Strip. Only Indonesia and Italy have expressed conditional readiness.
Turkey had previously offered its participation, but Tel Aviv rejected the inclusion of Turkish forces in the Gaza Strip, the report noted.
The initial phase of the international force deployment would see troops stationed in the Israeli-occupied southern Gaza Strip, specifically at a base being constructed in Rafah.
The newspaper acknowledged that the mission’s precise nature remains undefined. Italy’s agreement followed pressure from the United States, contingent on avoiding engagement with Hamas forces. Indonesia has stipulated a similar condition.
Trump had claimed widespread support for his plan, asserting that nearly 60 nations had pledged involvement.
